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I am running OpenVPN Access Server 2.6.1 in Amazon and currently require users to use 2-Factor Authentication using the Google Authenticator.<br />
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Is there a way that I can configure OpenVPN Access Server 2.6.1 to use a Security Fob, or Security Key, like the Google Titan?<br />
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I've posted to the Forums, but haven't received a response yet and I was wondering if any other System Admins out there have set this up before. <br />
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Thanks!
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I am running OpenVPN Access Server 2.6.1 in Amazon and currently require users to use 2-Factor Authentication using the Google Authenticator.

Is there a way that I can configure OpenVPN Access Server 2.6.1 to use a Security Fob, or Security Key, like the Google Titan?

I've posted to the Forums, but haven't received a response yet and I was wondering if any other System Admins out there have set this up before. 

Thanks!

How To Configure OpenVPN Access Server 2.6.1 to use a Security Fob for Authentication

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